Non-collegiate Courses Open to Town youths at State College
Free tuition Iowa residents can enroll in winter non collegiate courses at Iowa State College. Courses target farming trades and home economics with special classes for herdsmen and dairying. Open January 2 for up to twelve weeks, credit toward a two year program with a graduation certificate. Since inception over two thousand enrollments, most new to farming. many in vocational engineering. Letter to J C Cunningham at Ames for details.
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Chinace
Hws State College
Iowa
Ames
Towa
J.C. Cunningham
Dairies Hit With October Tuberculin Testing Report
The United States Department of Agriculture and Iowa veterinary officials report October activity with tuberculin tests across dairy herds. Of 14,? tested herds, 164,? animals showed unequivocal tuberculosis evidence, while 1,887 accredited herds totaled 81,755 cattle under supervision. Waiting lists include 2,? herds and 89,038 cows. Dr. Thompson heads federal oversight from Des Moines, with Dr. Malcolm supervising state interests as herd inspections surge. A Des Moines conference with regional representies addressed expanding the inspection program led by Keith Vawter, famed for Chautauqua movement promotion, advocating a cooperative, profit-sharing growth model.
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United States Department of Wricuiture
Iowa
Thompson
Federal
du Moines
Peter Malcolm
Malcolm
Des Moines
Minnesota
Dakotas
Missouri
Keith Vawter
Miijor
Cular Rapids
Vawter
Suuillor
Chantauqua
New York
Vincent
Eirenit
Yston
Notice of Store Closures on December 18
The following stores will close on Weluosing night beginning Wednesday December 18 in BL Arkwright M. D Skutle T. A Wilson A. A Wagner.
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Besdlay
Arkwright M. D
Skutle T. A
Wilson A. A
Wagner
Iowa Club Winners Attend Chicago Livestock Show
One hundred Iowa boys and girls who won state club contests travel to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago with expenses covered by packers and bankers. Winners include Dean Dadder of Muscatine, Leland Taylor of Tusper, Allen Hoy of Dallas, and Paul Gregson of Grinnell, among others. The Iowa delegation is the largest, representing about one fifth of all participants.
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Iowa
Chicago
Dean Dadder
Muscatine County
Leland Taylor
Tusper County
Allen Hoy
Dallas County
Paul Gregson
Grinnell
Paul Taff
Dodder
Towa
Alboit
Pig Club
Gregson
Wright County
Dverett Denby
Clarion
Clyde Knight
Goldfield
Ross Mechen
North Dakota
Dead Fish Rise From Shell Rock River Alarming Report
A wave of dead fish reported in the Shell Rock River echoes earlier pollution incidents. Officials suspect factory refuse from Mason City sugar beet processing and nearby Belmond operations, with sticky gunk found in gills. Nearby towns note thousands of tons of beets processed and molasses sold as production continues.
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Yours Agoai
Marshalltown
Iowa River
Butler County
Shell Rock
Mason City
Belmond
Wright County
Gard of Thanks for sympathy after mother's illness and death
Br and Mrs T Folkerts express heartfelt thanks to many friends for kind sympathy during their mother’s illness and death.
Chinch bugs coming back threaten crops next summer
Dr. C. J. Drake of Iowa State College warns a large chinch bug crop is likely next summer after widespread infestations last season. Entomologists urge removing bugs now as they winter in sheltered areas. each killed female reduces future brood by thousands, preventing spread between farms.
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C. J. Drake
Towa State College
Community Club Notes Highlight Winterset Speaker
Miss Emily Porter of Winterset will speak at the Congregational Church on Wednesday evening December 13 on Our Moral Responsibility. She also addresses the schoolhouse at eleven A M and Mothers at the Club Rooms in the afternoon. Public invited to attend with music by the High School Glee Club. Library committee met to plan work and add about 76 new books last week. Patrons urged to return books and parents to supervise children. Next club meeting Tuesday evening December 12 with members bringing fancy work to share.
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Emily Porter
Winterset
Town
Congregational Church
Porter
Teague
Ruth Olson
Wilson
Yarions
American Legion Post Elects 1923 Officers
The American Legion meeting began at 8 30 PM with Vice Commander Claassen presiding. Nominations followed as Siebert Claassen and Henry Winter were named for Post Commander and the defeated candidate would become Vice Commander. Siebert won and will lead in 1923. J D Lowe and Otto Bronleewe were elected adjutant and finance officers. Schleifer became Historian. Silas Bravick was chosen Chaplain and Gilbert Lien Sergeant at arms. New officers take office June 1 1923. Dues set at 5 and members receive a legion button and club room key. A boxing program, minstrel show, and radio programs were discussed.
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Claassen
Murray
Bronleewe
Sowers
L. Woodcock
Rosensa
Olson
Puitchard
Steinmetz
Bader
Brickey
Hamilton
Mutson
Lowe
Winter
Curtis S. Brayick
Schletfer
Westergard
Lien
Glockner
Walton
Rhode
Frette
Feyereisen
Thompson
Claasgen
Siebert Claassen
Henry Winter
Siebert
J. D. Lowe
Otto Bronleewe
Schleifer
Curtis
Pritchard
Silas Bravick
Gilbert Lien
Legion
Geo. Claassen
Neil Carman
Schileifer
H. 8
Cadet
Fort Worth
Texas
Chicago
Atlanta
Georgia
Frank
Ole Frette
Siebert Cinassen
Post
Giarence Fisher
Hig
Minneapolis
George Westergard
County Institute Tour Readies Buffalo Center Schedule
County Institute tour lists Buffalo Center Congregational Church Forest City M DE Church Thompson Take Mills M RB 1:80 Song Service 2:00 Devotional Period 2:30 The Why of this Tour Lester Drake 2:16 Address Frank Thompson 9:45 Presentations of Chart showing standing of schools in District Olaf O Swanson Report of Committees Nomination Evening Program Local Talent 8:00 Address Py Local Pastor Walter Hutton 0:20 Address Walter Hutton 4:15 Announcements A fresh shovel keeps many a man from looking his true part
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Lester Drake
Frank Thompson
Olaf O. Swanson
Walter’ Hutton
Walter Hutton
High School Tatyler Makes Switch From Football To Basketball
The high school opens basketball with a large turnout and seven veterans, led by Clyde Ford Joe Ford and Alvin Kramer, forming a strong nucleus. First game at Swen City on Friday, with a schedule aiming to use the new gym for home games. Declamatory contest set for December 14, a Christmas play December 21, and a note of Thanksgiving weekend weddings and Buffalo Center football season ending 26 to 0 at Bricelyn.
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Clyde
Joe Ford
Alvin Kramer
Swen Ity
Thig
Swen City Dee
Armstrong der
Thompson Dee
Titonka
Lake Mills
Ruth Olson
Orr
Bo Olsdu
A. Alliseu
Finn
Hoke
Elizabeth Dew
Harold Harrison
Reinbeck
Iowa
Harrison
Boone
Towa
Buffalo Center
Bricelyn
Buffalo
Minnesota
Physician Cleared In Childs Poison Death Case
In a Jasper county appeal the state supreme court ruled a physician is not negligent for leaving tablets in an open cup with no warning. The 17 month old died after consuming twelve to fifteen pills that were placed at bedside for dosing every four hours. The court said the family knew tablets were dangerous and would not have allowed access if warned.
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District Court of
Jasper County
State Supreme Court
Child
Supreme Cour
William D. Fey
Lyott County
Della
Howard C. Wine
Fey
Bey
Erank
Tey
King
Edttor
Supreme Court
Eynns
Auxiliary Officers Named In Teelong Meeting
The Auxiliary met in the Teelong rooms Monday evening with Mrs. Dora Howell presiding. Officers listed include President Mrs. Dora Howell and Treasurer Mrs. Etta Robinson, plus committees for Americanization, Beneficial Legislation, Publicity, Activities, Welfare and Hospital Relief. William T. Rigby heads a movement to place a monument to Samuel J. Kirkwood at National Military Park in Vicksburg Mississippi, with state funding to be sought via the coming legislature.
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Teelong
Dricket
Dora Howell
Fred Bliss
J. H. Sowers
Etta Robinson
W. Walton
Glara Olson
Anton Olson
Ray Murray
Thea Olson
Ida L. Johnston
William T. Rigby
Washington
Samuel J. Kirkwood
National Military Park
Vicksbury
Miss
General Assembly
Spring Boar Crop for Sale by H Wea sly
A small farm dealer advertises a large crop of big growthy spring boars for sale. The notice notes availability and requests inquiries to H Wea sly.
Northern Iowa lakes at risk from severe drought and fish loss
Estherville residents urge state officials to deploy men and gear to rescue thousands of fish from shallow northern Iowa lakes. Low water levels and a cold winter threaten to freeze habitats, with prized pike, perch, and bluegill at stake. Nearby waterways and lakes hold thousands of fish that could be saved by relocation to deeper waters.
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Estherville
State Fish and Game Warden
Towa
G. K. Alten
Astherville
Four Mile Lake
Twelve Mile Lake
Spirit Lake
High Lake
Swan Lake
Thanksgiving Fowl Toss Attracts Crowds In Iowa Towns
In Waverly and Grundy Center merchants gathered turkeys, chickens, geese, and ducks for a mass feathery stunt. Fowls were released from housetops at signals, with crowds gathering for miles to join the spectacle. One fowl per family, the event drew comparisons to a circus in its oddity.
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Waverly
Grundy Center
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Shell Rock River
Frank P. Dunkel
Town City
Heil
The
State University
Dunkel
American Legion News
Europe
C. ¥. Hibbard
Rhine
International Committee of
M. G. Associations
Brooklyn
Magle
North Iowa
Carman
County Institute Tour
Winnebago County Sunday School Association
Forest City
M. DE
M. E. Church
Mills
Many & Nan Frou
High School
Tatyler
Towa Lake
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